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Ideas and inspiration come from conflict. It is in clashing ideas that new ideas are born – when our brains drop all of the boxes of categories on the floor of our mind, we finally see something new. That’s why the best ideas that we have are out of context
If you ask your users what they want and what they don’t want and develop there after, you won’t be innovating but only producing what everyone else is already doing.
No. You failed. Own up to it. Own it. This is a beginning, not the end. From the Fastcompany article Celebrate Failure on why more people should acknowledge and learn from failure and not see it as the end. Image source: www.flickr.com/photos/aftab/3475219722/in/photostream
The truth is, most entrepreneurs launch their companies without an brilliant idea and proceed to discover one, or if they do start with what they think is a superb idea, they quickly discover that it’s flawed and then rapidly adapt. From TechCrunch guest post ‘Don’t bet big. Little bets are